... in attendance at One ©’Clock. Bv Order, EDWARD CROGHAN, Governor. Carlow Gaol, 18th Angust, 1871, COUNTY OF CARLOW- NOTICE OF GENERAL QUARTER SESSIONS AND LAND SESSIONS. The next general quarter sessions «i th. PEACE will be held At Carlow, for the Division ...

... A ineetin4 of Conuui•.ioner+ was Held iu the Town Ilall, on evening la,t. Presenl,--31w,:srs. IPC,tilw, Chairman ; Edward Croghan, Geo. l'atrick 1;01gcr, Klward Clarke, Junes Graham, Edward Tracy, and Mathias Tynan. • Linmkt °Flak OF VICLINED BY THE CUL ...

... C %MAW PETIT SESSIONS—MO:MY. prevent—lL Browur, ; U. HerrinT Cooper, H. If. Cooper, J. P. Snotdert, R.H., Boa J. F. hooky, Dem. or imigon tt•LPJ. Elisabeth Connors, a middle woman, !errant a debtor prisoner confined in Carlow gaol, charged .y the lovernor ...

... SUDDEN DEATH. the last Quarter Sessions of Carlow, a man named Mathew Whelan was convicted of having dangerously assaulted a relative of his, named Michael Kelly,--whilst disputing about some young woman to whom Whelan was paying his addresses, and who ...

... Maryborough. His Lordship was accompanied by Ur. C. J. Blake, J.P., High Sheriff; Mr. Richard Bull, Sub-Sheriff, and Mr. Cr•oghan, C. 1., R.I.C. The Grand Jury having been Te-Bworn, His Lordship, addressing them, said—Colonel Cosby, and gentlemen of the ...

... department he has chosen for hints df, and for which appears to be so admirably qualified. CARLOW QUARTER SESSIONS. The General Quarter Sessions for this division the County Carlow were commenced in the Courthouse on Tuesday last, before the Chairman ...

... TEE COST OF OUARDIXO At the conclusion of the ordinary Sessions business, Mr. Croghan, T.C., Deputy Governor of Carlow Goal, &c., Ac., applied to have his salary increased £2O per annum in addition to that which he stated to be present, £7O. He stated ...

... to be In attendance One •’Clock. Bv Order. EDWARD CROGHAN, Governor. Carlow Gao!. IBlh Angust, 1871, COUNTY OF CARLOW NOTICE OF QUARTER SESSIONS AND LAND SESSIONS. THE NEXT GENERAL QUARTER SESSIONS of the PEACE will be held At Carlow, for the Division ...

... s Ackland’s ag«nt from that time until 1871. Mr Croghan proposed him, that lady’s agent, to take the four houses at the yea ly rent £ll. payable 25th March nl 291h September. Under that agent Mr Croghan got possession then Mr Thorp, on the part of the ...

... governor the gaol with breach of the prison rules, by attempting convey spirituous liquors to her master, on the ult. Mr. Croghan, depnty-governor, said this was prosecution for attempting to introduce into the gaol spirituone liqnore, contrary to the ...

... what i. not required? pay .year at present for improvements the town. . . Mr. Croghan -That is a county at large charge. Chairman-Bot the people of the town for it Croghan— The county at large pays for the streets ot .'Tracey—l say it is the barony, and ...

... Revenue, against Mr James Foley, which was an appeal to the Chairman of Quarter Sessions from the derision on the 10th of May by the magistrates at Carlow Petty Sessions, who aeptitted Mr Foley of certain charges preferred against hint of having violated ...